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Cameron Village

Unlike today's cookie-cutter malls, our tree-lined walks, one-of-a-kind shops, restaurants and cafes welcome people to "a living experience" reflecting a simpler time. Cameron Village was, is, and always will be a real village, where people find extraordinary treasures.

Cary Town Center

Cary Towne Center is a best bet for shoppers who like the big chain stores like Express, Structure and the Gap. It's also a good spot for department store lovers, offering Dillards, JCPenney, and Sears as well. Other notable stops among the 140 stores are Light Years (cool gifts and jewelry) and Journey's (trendy shoes).

Crabtree Valley Mall

One of the biggest malls in Raleigh, Crabtree Valley is the place you hit you when you want to peruse national chains. The list of popular stores is long and draws a crowd of folks from all over North Carolina. Though there are several parking decks, finding a spot can be a challenge.

Crossroads Plaza

If the quality of a shopping area was judged on the amount of traffic it attracted, Cary Crossroads would rank high. With over 65 stores spread out around a zillion parking spaces, this is where Triangle shoppers flock to shop when an indoor mall just won't do. The selection of chain-store giants, from Target to Home Depot

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North Hills Mall

Every great city needs a place to gather. In North Hills, we are creating a Midtown district where people are welcome to come to work or to shop, to dine or to be entertained, to relax or to live. A vibrant neighborhood where we can meet a friend for a cup of coffee after a morning workout. A place where we can enjoy a street corner concert after a dinner in a café.

The Streets of Southpoint

Part village, part sprawling mega-mall, the Streets at Southpoint dominates Durham's shopping scene with a host of upscale stores. The architecture sets this mall apart from its predecessors: Each shop has a storefront resembling an individual building, giving shoppers the feeling of walking through a quaint little town. Southpoint's Main Street area is outdoors and features restaurants, shops and a movie theater. Stores, include Nordstrom, Hecht's, Hudson Belk, JCPenney, Sears and Restoration Hardware.

Triangle Town Center

Calling it a "mall" is an understatement. The stores at Triangle Town Center cater to trendy shoppers, but the center's lush setting reflects the Triangle region. Aside from the shops, you'll find four stages primed for live performances. Parents will appreciate Curiosity Creek, a play area created for kids. The mall's indoor and outdoor shopping areas intertwine the best of both worlds; if you need a break from the crowds inside, you can relax by the man-made river.

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